Polygon adds TRON support to Open Money Stack for USDT payments
Polygon Labs has added TRON to its Open Money Stack, letting payment firms offer USDT transfers and cross-border payments through one integration, CoinDesk reports.
Why it matters: TRON carries the largest pool of USDT, so wiring it into Polygon's payment stack gives firms a single route between bank rails and the busiest stablecoin network.
Key points
- Open Money Stack now supports TRON, where more than $94bn of USDT circulates.
- Businesses can move USDT between TRON and supported EVM networks without a separate wallet provider, bridge or fiat-ramp operator.
- Polygon unveiled Open Money Stack in January after moves to acquire Coinme and Sequence.
Polygon Labs has added TRON support to its Open Money Stack, extending the stablecoin payments product to the network that carries more than $94bn of USDT, CoinDesk reports.
The service is aimed at remittance firms, fintechs and payment providers.
TRON founder Justin Sun said customers expect assets to arrive where they want them whatever blockchain carries the transfer.
The integration does not make TRON a bank and does not remove payment firms' licensing and regulatory obligations.
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